Respiratory Exerciser

Product Details:

Description:
It’s made of plastic and is about the size of a small notebook. It has a mouthpiece that looks like a vacuum tube. When you inhale with it, the suction will move a disc or a piston up inside a clear cylinder. The deeper you breathe, the higher the piston rises. Get best price of three ball incentive spirometer at Rs 230/-

Most spirometers have numbers on the cylinder to show how much air you take in. They also may have a gauge to tell if you’re inhaling at the right pace.

How to Use It

• You may need a couple of tries to get the hang of it. After that, a spirometer is easy to use.
• Sit straight on a chair or the edge of your bed. If you’ve had surgery on your chest or belly, you may be sore there. Hold a pillow there to support it and help keep it from hurting.
• Breathe out completely to clear all the air from your lungs
• Loosen your lips from the mouthpiece when the piston hits the bottom of the cylinder. 
• Breathe out slowly and rest for a bit.
• Do this 10 times, or as many as your doctor recommends. Aim to get the piston higher each time.
• When you finish, cough to clear any mucus from your lungs. If you’re sore from surgery, hold the pillow against you while you cough.